Sentence examples for defined as closely from inspiring English sources
When guidelines of Tenover et al.[ 21] are applied, all strains can be defined as closely related based on a maximum of three fragment difference.
Tandemly duplicated genes were defined as closely related genes on a single chromosome, with no more than ten intervening genes [ 2].
p63 binds a canonical motif, defined as closely spaced 2 decamers (RRRCRWGYYY, RRRCWYGYYY), although there is growing evidence that p63 can target sites that do not completely conform to this consensus sequence, including half sites [ 20].
Isolates with identical patterns were considered genotypically "indistinguishable", while those that differed by 1 to 3 bands were defined as "closely related" and 4 to 6 bands as "possible related".
Epidemics are often due to a select number of hypervirulent clonal complexes [ 21], which are defined as closely related groups of isolates in which all sequence types (STs) are linked to at least one other single locus variant (SLV) also belonging to the clonal complex.
It is defined as a closely regulated form of active cell death defined by characteristic biochemical and morphological criteria [ 3, 14, 15].
A firestorm-like amplification pattern (firestorms) has been defined as multiple closely spaced high-level amplifications limited to single chromosome arms [ 30].
Today, dairy farmers funnel money into a fund that, with U.S. Agriculture Department oversight, supports campaigns like the "Got Milk?" ads that saved the product from a souring citizenry — and defined '90s childhood as closely as Nickelodeon.
It is quite unlikely that either the powers of the king or the prerogatives of the priest were as closely defined as this in the early period.
Last year HBR.org published a survey to help professionals assess their own personal productivity – defined as the habits closely associated with accomplishing more each day.
Further, it is trivial that Swampman has narrow content if "narrow content" is defined as whatever most closely approximates content that nonetheless supervenes on just the narrow physical states of an individual at a time and "from the skin in".
